While exploring the URL http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-multicol/, I noticed that it only allows you to specify either 'column-width' or 'column-count', and sometimes both using 'columns'. However, it lacks options to set minimum width and maximum count.
For instance, on the OpenBSD ports category index found at http://ports.su/, there are a total of 71 categories, usually fitting within 9em.
If I apply 'ul {-moz-column-width: 9em;}', it means that with 89em and above, there will be at least 9 columns. This results in each column having very few categories, making navigation more challenging as users need to scroll from top to bottom even though the text appears left-to-right. Is there a way to order columns from left to right instead of top to bottom?
Alternatively, if I opt for '-moz-column-count: 8;', the site may become less user-friendly on smaller screens below around 70em.
Is there a possible solution to address this issue?